Bifrost Electronics, a Colorado-based quantum startup, announced it has successfully raised $2.5 million in seed funding. This investment will accelerate the development of its next-generation quantum amplifiers. The round was led by Caruso Ventures, with participation from Harlow Capital and other investors.

Founded by alumni of the Colorado School of Mines and William & Mary University, Bifrost has pioneered a new class of magnetically insensitive, scalable, electro-optic quantum amplifiers. These amplifiers offer an elegant and functional alternative to traditional quantum readout devices, which are often complex, challenging to use, and prone to failure.

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